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Jack Carty has been speaking to Galway Bay FM Sport this afternoon following his announcement that he is to retire from professional rugby.

Connacht Rugby’s all-time record points scorer announced that he will retire at the end of the season.

Carty scored 1260 points across 231 appearances for the province, captained Connacht Rugby from 2022-2024, and earned 11 Ireland caps during his career, including 3 appearances at the 2019 Rugby World Cup.

Speaking to William Davies at today’s press conference ahead of Saturday’s meeting with the Ospreys, he said that he felt it was the right time to retire.

ANDY COEN chats about Galway's defeat to Limerick in the National Hurling League;

JASON BYRNE looks back on Galway's victory over Dublin in the National Football League;

And MICHAEL MOLONEY sets the scene on preparations for the Galway Races in July.

This week's special guest on 'Over The Line' was Gort hurling legend Josie Harte.

The two-time senior hurling championship winner has served multiple roles in hurling over the years, including being a former Galway Bay FM commentator.

He was chatting to Galway Bay FM's George McDonagh.

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'Over The Line' broadcasts every Monday evening from 8pm on Galway Bay FM.

Tuam secured a third consecutive Connacht Senior Women’s Cup in Dexcom Stadium on Sunday (22nd March 2026)

Two Ailbhe Gannon tries, along with Niamh Corless, Keanah Irons and Fodhla Ni Bhraonáin crossing the whitewash gave them a 33-12 victory over Creggs.

Afterwards, Tuam joint head coaches Owen Lydon and Norman Tierney, along with joint captains Niamh Corless and Karly Tierney chatted to Galway Bay FM's William Davies.

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Tuam now contest the Energia All-Ireland Promotion Semi-Final this Sunday (29th March) away to Enniskillen at 2.30pm.

Jonathan Higgins spoke to the Galway Bay FM Player of the Match, Rob Finnerty, after beating Dublin in Pearse Stadium on Sunday afternoon...